Kshitij Kulshreshtha

What makes a startup successful? I recently had the honor of speaking at GL Bajaj College on this topic. ✨ During my talk, I drew parallels between entrepreneurship and the lessons we can learn from a few movies.📽️ Afterward, I heard a few pitches from the founders! 💫

@kaushiktweetz Prayers for them ✨

Its been a tough 24 hrs for people in Assam, especially Guwahati.

@shydev69 🙌🏻✨

i did it 🥹 bought an AC for my family growing up, we didn’t have an AC at home. during summers when it got too hot i used to wrap myself in iced towel to survive then i learnt grifting. started stting in expensive cafes and building in public had many sleepless nights trying to convince myself that "this is temporary" delhi summers were unbearable it was hard to focus,hard to stay motivated, hard to believe things would change. but somehow… i kept going and today… i bought an AC with my own money. it may sound small to many, but for me, it feels like a quiet victory still a long way to go

@ankitatIIMA Peak Detailing 😂🙌🏻

@Kushacritic @IPL The best team to not win an IPL

The day @IPL died 🙏

@AdityaDharFilms @B62Studios @jiostudios The action in both the movies are way better than the Hollywood Yeh India ka action hai 🔥

To my action team on Dhurandhar - Aejaz Gulab, Sea Young Oh, Yannick Ben, Ramazan Bulut and Vishal Tyagi. There’s a thin line between conviction and madness and on this film, I crossed it almost every single day. 😄 I would walk up to Aejaz bhai with ideas that even I knew sounded ridiculous the moment I said them out loud, a man being cooked inside an industrial pressure cooker, someone being dragged through the busy streets behind a bike with a noose around his neck, thirty men hanging upside down from fans and spinning at the push of a button. These weren’t just ideas, they were problems I was casually handing over to him. And every single time, the response was the same, no hesitation, no judgement, just, “Okay, let’s figure it out.” That mindset is what defines all of you. I still remember a point during the shoot where I told Aejaz bhai, “We’re running out of stuntmen, I’m seeing the same faces again.” And he just looked at me and casually replied, “There’s no one left, we’ve used almost everyone in Mumbai.” More than 400 stunt performers. Even now, that number sounds unreal. But that’s what it took. What stayed with me even more than the scale was the precision and ownership each of you brought. Mr. Sea Young Oh and his incredible team didn’t just design action, they choreographed the brilliant climaxes of both parts and built the breathlessness of the Jaskirat massacre in a way that you feel it in your chest. Yannick and Ramazan brought controlled chaos to life, from the madness of the Arshad Pappu gang war to Babu Dakait’s annihilation, every frame wild but never random. And Vishal (Baba SFX😁), the quiet backbone of so much of what we pulled off. The way you would break down an explosion, its scale, timing, height and make something so dangerous feel so precise gave all of us the confidence to push further. And through all of this was Aejaz bhai, with the support of Abbas Ali Moghul and their entire team, holding everything together and constantly pushing for better. What people won’t see is what went into making all of this possible. Mock sets built on studio floors. Days and days of rehearsals. Then reworking, then rehearsing again. We were under insane timelines, dealing with extreme conditions but the one thing we never compromised on was safety and preparation. That’s the only reason we could pull off what we did. Somewhere along the way, this stopped being just work for me. I found real friendships here. Action has always been the part of filmmaking that feels most instinctive to me. It’s where I feel at home. And with all of you, I never felt like I had to fight to be understood, you just got it and then took it further. You didn’t just execute what was written, you elevated it, challenged it, and made it better. Dhurandhar breathes the way it does because of you. Endless respect. Always grateful. ❤️

@ankitatIIMA Dhol nagade shuru! Jai Hind 🇮🇳

@kaushiktweetz Exactly, that's why it should not be RR's home Their only local boy Parag plays for RR but still they wont support. Lol

How are people so shocked looking at the stadium turning all support for RCB in Guwahati? The same happened for CSK, in majority. The same will happen wherever RR plays or any team outside their traditional home venue.

Disappointing from Guwahati #HallaBol

@Shikha3355 Abhi pahunch gaye, movie ki cast?

Just look at the crowd 😭Fans waiting for Akshay Kumar in the Gaur city mall noida #Akshaykumar #BhoothBangla

@KP24 @kptheswitch I am in 🙌🏻

Do you think I should bring my youtube channel to India and do some crazy challenges around the country? cc - @kptheswitch

@MayedAlShamsi As an Indian, Dubai has the best Indian food (dine in restaurants) in the world

London and Paris suck I am convinced Dubai has the best food scene in the world

@abhishekcode42 66k already done 😂

Mukul Choudhary has 18.4K followers currently. Give your predictions for 24 hours later? Let's see who would be closest. My guess is 50K

I was feeling a bit feverish but then I played Dhurandhar The Revenge's music Album. Feeling way better now 🔥

@kaushiktweetz @dhrubie @lonsaikia @tarangagogoi @assamcric If a stadium can't support the home team then it shouldnt be hosted there. Especially, after their own state cricketer plays for that team. Parag is their superstar Guwahati needs to step up.

@dhrubie @lonsaikia @tarangagogoi @assamcric Comparing Guwahati with Bengaluru, mumbai, hyderabad 🤣 Firstly they have teams named after their own place. Second, it takes a lot of years to build a fanbase or culture like these big IPL teams have built. Guwahati or Assam just cannot relate to Rajasthan Royals yet.

being an assamese it's quite shameful.. crowds needs to go behind their home team and make it uncomfortable for the visiting team, that's what we get to see in Bengaluru, mumbai or even Hyderabad these days which is lacking here in guwahati @lonsaikia @tarangagogoi @assamcric

@SoumyaGeetha @Rajiv1841 @vikrantgupta73 He is already a Prince 🔥

@Rajiv1841 @vikrantgupta73 Waiting to see him against RCB!! If he manages Duffy, Hazel and Bhuvi too! And later from Pat and Starc too We have Jr. Prince for Team India!! Future is super promosing!!

Paaji @vikrantgupta73, you were waiting for Bumrah vs Suryavanshi. Hopefully, you are satisfied now..... how many batters start 1st 3 balls against Bumrah with 2 sixes?

@KP24 And not to forget RR bowled so well 🔥

There is NOTHING the Mumbai Indians could have done last night to win that game. On a night like that, when Yash & Vaibhav bat like that, you just have to say acknowledge brilliance. It was striking of the highest order! Onto the next….

@WG_RumblePants Halla Bol

I don’t generally dabble in the IPL that much. Partly because it clashes with the County Championship, partly because I’m usually at work when it’s on and partly because I just can’t keep up with all cricket everywhere. There are also way more knowledgeable IPL Twitter pundits than me. So I mostly stay quiet. But, when I do watch, I usually watch RR. I even have an old RR shirt at home somewhere. What can I say? I like pink from my days as an 11 year old Bret Hart fan. I have to say, though, that this kid is making me sit up and pay attention. He only scored 39 today. No great shakes you may fairly say. But he scored 39 in 25 minutes off 14 balls, having hit 5 sixes. His strike rate was 278.57. He’s 15 FFS!!! I may have to buy a new RR shirt.

@RR_for_LIFE :')

Neutral fans can't even imagine what we true RR fans are feeling nowadays. Once There was a time in 2018-21 when there was no good Indian player in RR except Rahane and he was only regular in tests. Now watching Vaibhav, YBJ, Riyan Dhruv and all the team makes us so emotional

@rajasthanroyals Soooryavanshiii & Jaiswaaaaallll 🔥

Halla Bol or Halla Bol? Stadium DJ: Yes

@AstroPrashanth9 Supporting them from the first season :')

Have any of you ever tasted DAAL BAATI CURMA....??